“We have an excellent team with strong experience in this market and cutting edge architecture that has a modern aesthetic. Together, we are committed to creating a first-class property that will add to the lively residential and retail atmosphere in Bethesda’s Woodmont Triangle,” JBG partner Kai Reynolds said in a press release about the demolition work.

The building will include about 6,000 square feet of ground floor retail where popular restaurants such as Foong Lin once stood.

JBG is also promoting a website — Live7770.com — to provide more info and stir up interest in the apartment units.